Calibration - Silver Mountain Target T-SOLO Quick Setup Manual

match functions can be performed by a Range Officer. For details on creating RO users, and
specific RO functions, please refer to the "Range Officer's Guide".
5. For more details on Admin functions, please refer to "Admin Guide Solo Server System"
6. Recommended Server settings on these two screens

Calibration

Use these procedures to align the e-target's coordinate system with the physical center of the
installed target face. This should only be required on the first installation of sensor mounts, or if the
physical target center has moved.
1. Set up the physical target frame for shooting, using a new target face, or paste all holes
2. Fire one shot within 10" of the center.
3. Go to the physical target and find the bullet hole in paper
4. From the Admin menu, select the Frame & Wrench icon
5. In the ShotsList Column, select the shot that was fired.
a. Measure the location of the bullet hole center, on the physical target. As an option, you may
draw vertical and horizontal reference lines to assist in measuring
b. Record the bullet position as two numbers, X and Y coordinates.
i. The X coordinate is how many millimeters the bullet is to the RIGHT of the vertical
centerline. If the bullet is LEFT of the vertical centerline, your X coordinate will be a
negative number
ii. The Y coordinate is how many millimeters the bullet is ABOVE the horizontal centerline. If
the bullet is BELOW the horizontal centerline, your Y will be a negative number
c. Click the "Measure" button in the ShotsList column for the calibration shot. Enter your X and Y
values, separated by a space. As an example, "154 73"
d. CONFIRM that the calibration shot is now shown in the correct position. If not, cancel the shot
from the calibration and repeat the calibration by selecting the "measure" button again.
6. Note, shot(s) used for a calibration offset calculation are highlighted in yellow, in both the
ShotsList and screen display
7. The CANCEL button can remove a shot from calibration calculation
For more information, please contact Dave or Steve at Silver Mountain Targets USA, or log onto the
SMT corporate site
SOLO Server Quick Setup Guide Rev 1.10 Jan 1, 2019
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